Chrome Vinyl wrap

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  1. Racer_X

    Racer_X Maverick Hugger

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    im gonna try this on my bumpers :idea:

     
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  2. Dave B

    Dave B I like Mavericks!

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    Hopefully they are nice and smooth.
     
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    got to be slick...:yup:
     
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    Gees that looks really easy. 5 minutes a fender. LMAO. I really do like some of these wraps.
     
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    Let us know how it goes! I gots a bumper hurting for some shine
     
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  7. Racer_X

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    thats amazing, decided to use the brushed metal wrap instead, i need 5x8 for the bumper im going to test and that size is too expensive for me right now lol, plus i want to be a little different ;-)


    brushed metal wrap
     
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    definitely interested in how this turns out.. might be perfect to clean up the old daily driver bumpers
     
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    I had my hood, cowl panel, rear tail panel, spoiler, end caps, rear valance and trunk lid wrapped...:thumbs2:
    the hood is...carbon fiber w/matt gray center.
     
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  10. Racer_X

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    i never noticed it was wraped from your photos looks just like paint lol, i changed my mind and decided to use the chrome wrap, i plan on getting two halfs to make whole in order to cover the whole bumper plus it may make it a little better to work with using halfs
     
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  11. RASelkirk

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    Another "trick" is this , it goes on without masking anything and the overspray is then easily removed. Can be sprayed in a driveway or parking lot. Not sure of the durability, but it can be completely removed at a later time...
     
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    I used some stuff like that and it would/did peel off...:cry:
     
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    Wonder if this stuff would work on my boomerangs?
     
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    I've always wondered what kind of residue would be left behind when you took a wrap off?
     
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    Nothing is left, just wash with normal soap and water...............after removing.
     
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